Hawkins County lies in upper east Tennessee, and extends somewhat in the shape of a parallelogram from the Virginia line to the northern boundaries of Grainger and Hamblen Counties. It is divided into two almost equal parts by the Holston … Continue reading →
This database contains scanned images of index cards, located at the State Library of Virginia in Richmond, listing all verifiable adult males in the Holston-Clinch River area in the last quarter of the eighteenth century, as well as information on … Continue reading →
Transcribed by Sherrie Hoth and Jackie Robinson from microfilm at the H. B. Stamps Library, Rogersville; typed by Jackie Robinson. Original spelling and grammar are retained. Question marks and asterisks indicate illegible text.
Continue reading →Transcribed by Sherrie Hoth and Jackie Robinson from microfilm at the H. B. Stamps Library, Rogersville; typed by Jackie Robinson. Original spelling and grammar are retained. Question marks indicate illegible text. The full church minute book transcription is also available … Continue reading →
From Oak Grove Baptist Church, Written and Pictorial History 1869-1986* In East Hawkins County, Tennessee, “on September 12, 1869 at Oak Grove School House, God began a work in the community that has touched the lives of many people. The … Continue reading →
The church, located in Nickelsville (Scott County), Virginia, was identified as an “Old Regular Primitive Baptist” congregation. ______Kelly ? Harriss ? Edward Sept 18, 1807 Addington Anna Oct 1811 Addington Sinthey Aug 1818 Addington Joseph 1824 Addington Stanly Oct 1834 … Continue reading →
Biographies Written as Memorials in the Tennessee Synod The text below is transcribed from the book entitled A Brief History of the Synod of Tennessee, from 1817-1887 (published 1890). The transcriber’s name was not indicated. Click here to download a … Continue reading →
Deaths in the Tennessee Synod The text below is transcribed from the book entitled A Brief History of the Synod of Tennessee, from 1817-1887 (published 1890). The transcriber’s name was not indicated. Click here to download a digital version or … Continue reading →
Literary Institutions of the Tennessee Synod The text below is transcribed from the book entitled A Brief History of the Synod of Tennessee, from 1817-1887 (published 1890). The transcriber’s name was not indicated. Click here to download a digital version … Continue reading →
From Rogersville Review, Sesqui-Centennial Edition, November 26, 1936. Transcribed by Billie McNamara from a typescript at the Stamps Library in 1996. [Original] Editor’s Note: The following article was written by the late Judge Hugh G. Kyle. Hawkins County is of … Continue reading →
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